On this next page, Page 33, appear more wedding cards and marriage notices, likely of their good friends. There are two more of such pages to come. A very social couple, these TERWILLIGER great- grandparents!
I am copying information from these cards by starting top left, then top right, then 2nd row: i.e., doing horizontal pairs to the bottom:
1. HOLDEN & NOTTINGHAM This is an At-Home card: Mr & Mrs. Wm Nottingham, with a smaller card inside: Miss Eloise Holden [wife or daughter?]. At Home Thursdays Dec 1st and 8th, at 63 East Fayette St., Syracuse, N.Y.
2. FYLER & HOLDEN Willis A. Holden / Idelle L. Fyler / Married / Tuesday, September Twentieth, / Syracuse, N.Y. / 1881 // With smaller card inside: Mr. & Mrs. W.A. Holden. Brooklyn.
3. HOLDEN & CURTIS Clearly the Holden family was well known to my great-grandparents! Charles D. Holden, / Elizabeth A. Curtis, / Married / Thursday, June tenth, 1880. / Syracuse, H.Y. / At Home / After July 1st. / No. 5 W. Adams St.
4. TEFFT & KENYON This is such a pretty envelope with an embossed T over a K. No dates inside, however we can assume about 1880-1885. Mr. & Mrs. John S. Kenyon. // With a smaller card: Mattie Tefft
5. WILLARD & FREDRICK / Mr & Mrs. William J. Fredrick / 58 West 33d Street.... New York. // Plus a smaller card: Miss Willard
6. GOULD & LITTELL John M. Littell, / Imogen Gould. / Married, / Thursday Aug. 5th 1880. / North East, Pa. // With second smaller card: Mr & Mrs. J. M. Littell. / After Sept. 20th. ... 347 West 34th St. / New York
7. GERE & HUDSON Married, / Tuesday June twenty ninth, / Edmund A. Hudson, Martha T. Gere, / At Home, / Thursdays, July 22nd & 29th / 130 West Genesee Street, / Syracuse N.Y.
8. ELMENDORF & JUDSON Mr. & Mrs. Edward Barker Judson, Jr. / Syracuse, New York. // With smaller card: Miss Elmendorf
By the way, there are a number of different stationers who printed out all these envelopes, mainly from Syracuse, a few from New York. Perhaps I will do one posting "soon" with their names.
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